AT1365 Drug & Alcohol Treatment (Clinical, Care & Recovery)

Luton Council is seeking to deliver a comprehensive drug and alcohol treatment and recovery system aimed at adults and young people in Luton, UK. The procurement process, titled "AT1365 Drug & Alcohol Treatment (Clinical, Care & Recovery)," is undergoing award stages. The initiative, aligned with Luton's 2040 vision, includes services such as clinical care, support, stabilisation for those who are not yet ready to make changes, and recovery assistance for long-term support.

The contract, procured via an open procedure under its special 'light touch' regime, anticipates commencement in April 2026 with a duration of eight years, and potential extension by two more years. Funding comes from Luton's Core Public Health Fund, with additional government aid possible. Significant dates include the end of the standstill period on 16 December 2025 and a future contract signature scheduled for 22 December 2025.

This tender offers substantial business growth opportunities for organisations specialising in health and social work services, particularly those that can provide drug and alcohol treatment and recovery services. C. Businesses that prioritise quality service provision, evidenced by the emphasis on 100% quality in award criteria, are well-suited to compete.

The contract encourages collaboration and the formation of alliances for effective service delivery, providing a robust platform for providers to enhance their footprint in the public health domain.